This. Buy a good safe and mount it in your car.I'd be less worried about heat and more worried about theft, and then liability.
Mythbusters tried to see if they could cook off rounds in an oven. They had to get it up to around 500 farenheit before the bullets fired, so leaving it in the car will not be a problem.I searched but couldn't find an answer. Is it OK to leave your gun in a hot car? It gets pretty warm in my black car during the summer, I don't want any spontaneous combustions!
Doesn't seem like a very practical gun..... What are you going to do after I eat your muzzle off????? Not so tough now are you!?I have a special ed. Xd. I was told not to leave it in a car or extreme heat.
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You'd be shocked to know what temp extremes military ammo is subjected to (sometimes for decades) before being fired. In short, your car will never get hot enough to bother the ammo unless it catches on fire.I searched but couldn't find an answer. Is it OK to leave your gun in a hot car? It gets pretty warm in my black car during the summer, I don't want any spontaneous combustions!
Hijacked?This. Buy a good safe and mount it in your car.
How are powder and primers alone more susceptible to heat than loaded ammo?Powder, primers and fireworks are ANOTHER matter entirely. I have seen many vehicle fires started by those three and sometimes the ambient air temp was not that uncomfortable.
I have never seen ammo cook off on its own in a hot car.
I love it! Does it come in the "Polydarkchocolate" version?I have a special ed. Xd. I was told not to leave it in a car or extreme heat.
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I don't know if I want to eat something or shoot something nowI have a special ed. Xd. I was told not to leave it in a car or extreme heat.
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